The meeting arrives at a delicate moment for the two superpowers, tasked with building momentum for a potential follow-up summit between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping. While a trade truce reached in October provided a brief respite, the underlying structural tensions continue to define the rivalry as a modern-day Cold War.
Rubio has positioned this dialogue as an essential mechanism for navigating persistent disagreements. By prioritizing continuous engagement, the State Department aims to prevent further volatility before the presidential meeting, building upon the initial rapport established between the two leaders last May.




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